Apparently, diamonds are no longer forever. As HNWIs increasingly spend on experiences over possessions, online jewellery start-up Opulent is the latest example of the sharing economy going luxe. It’s a $100,000-a-year service that lets subscribers trade pieces in once they’re over them.

The Tiffany & Co. brand is iconic. Its blue packaging is instantly recognisable and its heart tag bracelets are coveted by women of all ages. But could logo fatigue be behind falling sales? A new line sees a delicate ‘T’ replace the old logo. Has discretion become the ultimate mark of distinction?

Punk isn’t dead – it’s just gone posh. Following a wildly popular pop-up boutique, celebrity piercer Maria Tash has been invited back to department store Liberty for good. Her permanent piercing studio brings counter-culture aesthetics to London’s high fashion crowd.

The greenish-blue mark left by a cheap ring is something many women are familiar with. Those tarnished pieces of jewellery turn any box into a multi-coloured treasure trove, but many women are now looking to invest in quality pieces – and mid-priced jewellery seems to be the answer.